Well this weekend I decided to purchase a 15 gallon electric sprayer. Only one issue, I had no way to move it around. So I decided to build a 3 point hitch sprayer rack. I used some left over angle iron and welded it up and built a mini carryall for the sprayer. I hope to extend the hose to 25 - 30 feet currently 15 feet. and add a hose rack.
Electric Sprayer Weekend Project
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Iplayfarmer
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Looks good.
Any plans for a boom?
Any plans for a boom?
FredH
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I did a similar project although my tank was a 25 gallon . Had a 3 point carry-all that I never used anyway , so just built a skid onto that .
You mention adding hose , Been there , Done that . After a season of coiling hose back up over and over , Now have a retractable 28' hose reel . Plumbed a Tee connector into line from pump with one branch going to hose reel and other branch goes to a shut-off that I can open for a Broadcast nozzle . Pump runs off my headlight switch , ( been to lazy to wire it up by itself so far ) . So simply open the shut-off valve for broadcast nozzle , line up were I need to spray , hit the head lights and drive .
Hose reel is great though , No more dragging hose back and forth .
Amazon.com: Legacy L8230 3/8-Inch x 30 Enclosed Plastic Air Reel: Home Improvement
Fred H.
You mention adding hose , Been there , Done that . After a season of coiling hose back up over and over , Now have a retractable 28' hose reel . Plumbed a Tee connector into line from pump with one branch going to hose reel and other branch goes to a shut-off that I can open for a Broadcast nozzle . Pump runs off my headlight switch , ( been to lazy to wire it up by itself so far ) . So simply open the shut-off valve for broadcast nozzle , line up were I need to spray , hit the head lights and drive .
Hose reel is great though , No more dragging hose back and forth .
Amazon.com: Legacy L8230 3/8-Inch x 30 Enclosed Plastic Air Reel: Home Improvement
Fred H.
